The National tribune., 1887-06-09
REUNIONS.
ILLINOIS

lLtstaOlS
The survivors Of the sIst III. will hold
Reunion at Anna. Union Co. August 26. Com
radcs are requested TO correspond with the Re-
cording Secretary, ID. K. Sanders, JonesbOro,
Ill.
The survivors Of the both Ill. will hold a
Reunion at Greenville, Sept. 20 and %. All
comrades OF the both are requested TO send
dheir names and present Postoflice address to
J. +. Parker, Corresponding Secretary, Villa
Ridge, III.
l. NJ Mallory, Munda: The annual Reunion
Of the survivors of the 18th H. Cav. will be
held at Chicago Sept. 1G.
The addresses Of the following officers Of the
LIST Mo. Cav. are requested by l.. c. Carrico,
Box 90, Otteryille, Corresponding Secretary of
the 1st No. Cav Reunion Society: Col. Calvin
A. Ellis; Lieut-Col. John J. Joslyn; Maj.
Charles Banzhaf; Capt. Miles Kehoe; Capt.
Geo. w. Hanna; Capt. " J.. Cruikshank !;
Capt /. NJ. Adams; Capt. VIM. White; Lieut..
Julius Slush Lieut. James Brady, and any
other officer of the regiment at any time from
1851 10 1865.
The annual Reunion and Goth anniversary
meeting Of tho 18th i'll. was held at Rock Island,
May %. The morning was devoted 10 sight
seeing, etc, and in the afternoon the business
session was held. Sterling was selected as the
next place of meeting, and officers were elected
for the ensuing year as follows: President, J..
ID. Lanahan, Sterling; Sec, Martin Abels,
Springfield Cor Sec, George H. Drake, Sterl-
ing. banquet at Armory Hall closed the
meeting.
KANSAS.
The third annual Reunion of the 9th Kan.
Cav. Veteran Association will be held at Fort
Scott, commencing Aug. 80.
KENTUCKY.
Samuel G. Hills, Concord: The Reunion Of
the survivors of the 4th KY. will be held with
the Department Encampment of the GAR. at
Maysville in the Spring Of lSSS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The 26th anniversary Of the departure OF the
lst Mass. for the seat of war was observed
by about 80 survivors at horticultural Hall,
Boston, recently. At 7:30 President Gambler
called the meeting &c order, and AdJt Charlie
Nudge read the annual report of the Secretary,
and Comrade f. G. Tutien showed that the
finances were in prosperous condition. At
S:lo the comrades sat down to well-filled tables
At the close of the supper Col. Gambler made an
| admirable speech, in which he reviewed the
work of the regiment, and especially its labor
in erecting the beautiful monument at Gettys-
burg. He closed by introducing the newly
elected President, COmTade Alfred Hooking,
who made graceful speech in response to the
call. An invitation from Comrade William p.
Drury to meet with old Co. III next year in
Chelsea, April 10, was accepted by q unanimous
vote. Resolutions were read in memory of Col.
Napoleon b. Mclaughlin, and on motion of
Col. Clark b. Baldwin they were adopted.
Comrade Gragg presented resolutions in men,
DRY of Comrade James A. Martin, of Co. f,
which were also adopted. A letter from Gen.
Sickles was read relative to the proposed Re-
union of the Third Corps at Gettysburg in July,
1oSS, and it was voted that the Regimental As
ISOLATION attend the Reunion. letter was
read from Mr.. Van Amringe, of the Smith
Granite Company, giving expressions of ap-
Proval of the design of the 1st Mass. monument
at Gettysburg. Remarks were made by ex- Mayor
Fay, Of Chelsea and Comrade Geo. H. Patch of
the 18th Mass. The officers for the ensuing
year are as follows: President, Serg't Alfred
Hooking; V.-P, William A. Smith; Sec, Adj't
Charles L. Nudge; Treas, Lieut., Edward G.
Tutien; Directors, Capt. John McDOnough,
Corpl VIM. F. Butler.
The annual Reunion Of the Goth Mass. Regi-
mental Association will be held at Nantasket
Beach, Friday, June17.
NEW YORK.
The survivors of the 10th n. Y will hold q
Reunion at Maple Springs, Chautauqua Lake,
June %.
There will be Reunion of the survivors Of
the 2lst n. Y. Cav. at Ithaca June ID and 10
| 1887.
PENNSYLVANIA.
y. v. Morgan, Round Top, Tioga Co., Pa, re-
quests all the survivors of the old BucktaiI
regiment TO send their names and addresses to
him as soon rs possible, that he may have time
to compile roster preparatory to holding a
Reunion in WellsbOro in the early part of this
Summer.
f. Brailler, ChambeIsburg, would like Ia
have all the comrades of the 115th Pa who
think they can be present at a Reunion of the
regiment at Gettysburg, July 2, communicate
with him ct once, naming hour OF day and
| place, if any preferred.
mon Council Chamber at Allegheny on Fri
day evening, May q, and formed a permanent
organization. There were about 65 survivors
present. A code of laws was introduced and
adopted. The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, ID. A. Armstrong; Y.-P.
q. w. Snaman; Rec. Sec, ID. Ashworth
Presiding Sec, Il. Burchfeld Treas, Alex.